Private 30-acre estate designed for group stays — from family gatherings to girls weekends and small retreats, including mid-week stays. This 300-year-old home blends historic character with spacious, comfortable living. Guests often say the photos don’t do it justice — it’s larger and more memorable in person. Multiple gathering spaces, peaceful surroundings, and room to spread out make it easy to be together without feeling crowded. The space Perfect for group stays, the Ranch House offers multiple gathering areas, spacious bedrooms, and a layout designed for both connection and privacy. - Great room with exposed beams and historic character - Quiet library and upstairs den spaces for reading, conversation, and board games - Sunroom and kitchen hearth room designed for quiet mornings, coffee, and gathering together - Fully equipped kitchen with spaces designed for shared meals and group stays - Five bedrooms with a mix of king, queen, and built-in bunk sleeping arrangements - Historic stonework, original materials, and distinctive architectural details throughout the home - Fire pit and outdoor areas for relaxing together - Plenty of parking and easy arrival for groups Set on 30+ private acres of rolling fields and countryside, the home offers a peaceful, secluded feel, while still being just minutes from Lovettsville and within easy reach of wineries, breweries, and nearby towns. Originally built in the early 1700s, the Ranch House has evolved over generations. You’ll notice its history in the stone construction, unique layout, and distinctive details throughout the home, including a hidden two-story library tucked behind a door in the great room, connected to the upstairs master suite by a spiral staircase. As a historic home, the layout and features reflect its age and character — part of what makes the experience unique. Bedrooms & Bathrooms Ranch House includes five bedrooms, four full bathrooms (two ensuite and two shared), and one half bath. Main Level Bedroom 1 — King bed Adjacent to a shared bathroom with natural stone shower and clawfoot tub Second Floor Bedroom 2 — King bed Located next to the upstairs den Bedroom 3 — Two built-in bunk beds with twin mattresses (four beds total) Two of the beds are slightly shorter than the average twin mattress Vanity area available for getting ready Bedroom 4 — King bed Spacious room with sitting area, private walk-out balconies, and ensuite bathroom Ensuite bathroom includes shower and clawfoot tub Direct access to the hidden library and spiral staircase Bedroom 5 — Two queen beds Ensuite bathroom Additional full bath across the hall from Bedroom 3 (bunk room) Outdoors - Fire pit and outdoor gathering areas for evenings together under the countryside sky - Open meadows and groomed walking paths throughout the former pasture areas surrounding the house - Pond and creek areas with shaded spots for relaxing and quieter moments outdoors - Outdoor spaces designed for slower mornings, conversation, and time together in the countryside At the House Spend your time enjoying the property at your own pace — sharing meals in the kitchen hearth room, reading in the library, relaxing in the sunroom, wandering the meadow paths, or gathering around the fire pit beneath the countryside sky. Guests often move naturally between the home’s many gathering spaces throughout the day, finding quieter corners to read, play board games, enjoy conversation, or simply take in the peaceful setting surrounding the property. Nearby Nearby, guests can explore wineries, breweries, farm markets, hiking trails, and small-town shops throughout Lovettsville, Brunswick, Leesburg, and the surrounding countryside. Harpers Ferry and the C&O Canal are also within a short drive. Other things to note As a historic home, Ranch House includes some uneven flooring, small step-ups/step-downs between certain rooms, and other architectural features typical of older properties. A first-floor bedroom and nearby bathroom are available, but the home is not ADA accessible.